Matlock v. Knowles

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• convictions of accomplices in a murder/robbery were obtained at separate trials through diametrically opposed testimony from a third participant; such manipulation of evidence rendered trial fundamentally unfair and required reversal
• convictions of accomplices in a murder/robbery were obtained at separate trials through diametrically opposed testimony from a third participant; such manipulation of evidence rendered trial fundamentally unfair and required reversal
• convictions of accomplices in a murder/robbery were obtained at separate trials through diametrically opposed testimony from a third participant; such manipulation of evidence rendered trial fundamentally unfair and required reversal
• wherein convictions of murder-robbery accomplices were obtained at separate trials, through diametrically opposed testimony from a third participant, and such manipulation of evidence were held to have rendered the trial(s) fundamentally unfair, requiring reversal
• wherein convictions of murder-robbery accomplices were obtained at separate trials, through diametrically opposed testimony from a third participant, and such manipulation of evidence were held to have ren dered the trial(s) fundamentally unfair, requiring reversal

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